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Guardian brings back ‘Points of View’ with a contemporary twist
It’s often said that advertising neglects and undervalues its heritage – by Sir John Hegarty among others, no less –…
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Can Vue turn back the tech tide?
Cinema is another ancient art form in danger of being destroyed by technology, alongside music (Spotify et al) and even…
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Tesco’s free fruit friendly giant hits the spot
Much chatter among those largely opposed to the dominance of the tech giants that such companies are now bigger, richer…
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WPP falls back in Q1 2026 – but says it’s all in the plan
It’s not very often that a company sees its Q1 revenue take a powder and announce it as some kind…
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MAA Ad of the Week: David Beckham’s ‘Football Nation’ for Pepsi
Even our distinguished judging panel (one in this instance) is surprised by this choice. But when so many ads are…
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Is Diet Coke a win or a defend for Ogilvy?
Is Diet Coke giving its UK and EMEA business to Ogilvy a win or a defend? After all Ogilvy owner…
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New agencies Restless and Impatient Ideas set out to ride the AI wave
There’s hardly a shortage of newbie agencies, some of them claiming to harness that destroyer of worlds AI. Jamie Bolding…
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Can Ace of Hearts revive the comedy vignette?
Ace of Hearts is hitting its stride as a noteworthy contender on the rather flagging London creative scene and it’s…
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Columbia finds fun in sportswear
The spoof life-threatening test is a good old TV standby, deployed here to some effect by adam&eve\TBWA for trendy clothing…
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